Miriam-Webster defines dingle as "a small wooded valley," though for me the connotation have always pointed towards another word. However, another band from San Francisco had already released an album under that name — (Curiously, Aden's first CD has a very similar cover to the SF Dingle) — so the band had to change it.

Taking their name from a friend — Aden Kumler who provided the artwork for the single and played bass in the band Toulouse — the name changed and Aden was born.

Aden is Fred Kovey, Josh Klein, (recently Kevin Barker) and songwriter Jeff Gramm, the son of former and somewhat controversial Senator Phil Gramm, which has always shifted attention slightly away from the bands own merits.

The 7" (released by Chicago's defunct Boxodonuts Records) seems to have the songs pressed ever so slightly slowly on the 7" itself and thus the MP3 has been slightly adjusted in an attempt to fix the problem.